Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries Soundtracks

Hello, I have been watching the series and loving them, specially the 20’s Australian ambient. Does anyone have the soundtracks, so I can try them? Thank you anyway.

Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries – Original Soundtrack
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries (Music from the TV Series)
Murder Mysteries with Miss Fisher: Roarin’ 20’s Jazz Music Inspired by the TV Series

No one?

Hey there, Fisher’s an Aussie series so I reckon it’s unpopular – I was similarly looking for Murdoch Mysteries (a brilliant time-period crime drama) years ago and nobody had it until recently. You might just have to be patient. I’m eagerly awaiting a soundtrack for Miss Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries – very Austin-Powers/old James Bond/NOLF type music.

Thanks for the reply, GrizzleGuts.

When you say ‘unpopular’ I presume you mean ‘more unknown’. Which makes more sense, as being an Australian production. As for quality, it is great: funny and dramatic without exaggeration. The 1920s’ ambience is spot on, right up to the music (source and original). According to IMDB, they are in the post-production phase of the latest title: ‘Miss Fisher & the Crypt of Tears’.

I’m still watching the first season, but loving every single episode, the characters and respective actors. And looking in IMDB, I was surprised to find that I already knew Essie Davies. She was a secondary character from the two last Matrix films that caught my eye: Maggie, the nurse with short white hair (and then is killed). And among other known film and game titles, she was a character from the ‘Game of Thrones’ series: Lady Crane, of a theater troupe, I think (never saw an episode). And then, again, is killed.

But back to Miss Fisher’s music: In the series, I think it’s perfect for bringing an old mood of those between-great-wars days into your mind, if you like that bygone era. I can’t buy music these days, so would like to try the soundtracks (mp3s, of course) and see if I should put them on my enormous mental wish list. ‘Mental’ being the key word here. ^_^